Leaving the European Union would benefit the rich and hit those on the lowest incomes the hardest, Britain’s Chancellor George Osborne said Monday.
“When there is a recession, it is the poorer communities who are first hit and who suffer the longest,” Osborne
“Brexit might be for the richest in our country but I’ll tell you, people on low incomes, people on insecure incomes … they are the people who suffer when the economy fails and goes into recession.”
“Let’s not impose that on this country in just over a week’s time,” he said. Brits go to the ballot box on June 23 to vote on the U.K.’s future in the EU.
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